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PROCEEDINGS DECIDEDLY IRREGULAR.

on September 70 1879 George F. Langbo!n, member OF
the present Legislature obtained judgment tor sl64 81 for
legal alleged rendered to the estate Of
Adam Muller which the plaintiffs brother exJuiso J. c.
Julius Ian gbein admin strator Mr.. Muller died In
this April 1873 lowing estate valued at $4,000
children Augusta and Louis Muller who at tue time
VII rendered seventeen and four
yeats old respectively ON execution under tho yudg
m H. near Eleventh st. valued al
sold $40 the LaDgben brothers beng The
purchasers. Recently Louis Muller attained his majority
and partition OF the estate were brought In
Court Of , ommon Pleas
Judge Daly of no Court OF Common Pleas yesterday
rendered decision application To have tho sale sc
aside In The irrogulay OF the procer dings
by which OF the inants sold under
ecuton and tho grossly Inadequate price II brought require
that the sale apd all Judgment proceedings hereunder
las "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
Clear the Way

without OF time when the intestinal canals blocked by
constipation chronic temporary It should be
that this aiIment to become lasting
and and breed other and complaints Hos
letters precise remedy the
obstruction eectuay but without drenchng
the blockadcd bowels consequence always to be appre
hended Of violent iaxatives which among
the perncous Of the cheap nosrums swallowed by the
and msnformed The fat Of experience and Of
the medical fraternity sanctions the claims OF this standard
apcrsnt Not only q Of relief and permanent
regularity to the bowels liver and stomach but
OF remedng and preventing kidney aud bladder troubles
aAa fsysr and agas Il IL without & pesr
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.
ur rp.txtxc sor.DRoS Al NEWPORT TO STAR

THE TRAINING SQUADRON Al NEWPORT TO START
FOR EUROPE sooN.
WAsHIyGroS, June l.-Bneadieriieneral Thomas II.
Ruger Colonel James +. Wade 9Th Cavalry and Major
Edmund Butler ID Infantry, have been ordered to
sembIe nj Fort Leavenworth June TO- 10 attend the
animation OF officers who have taken the two years
course instruction at the United states Infantry and
Cavalry School. Second Lieutenant +. g. Hodgson. 9Th
Cavalry has been detailed military professor at the
North Georgia College at Dahlonega. Ca, July l. reey-
who will join his battery; First Lieutenant Charles f.
Kilbourne I'd Artillery to the ONO state University,
Columbus July !, relieving First Lieutenant A. r. Block
son. 9th Cavalry. who will join his troop First Lieu
tenant H. Clark 18Th Infantry, TO the Kentucky Agri
cultural and Mechanical College, Lexington September
l. relieving First Lieutenant f. H. Phelps, 9Th Cavalry,
who will Join his troop; Second Lieutenant A. l. Mills.
1st Cavalry has his request, been relieved from
duty at the South Carolina Military Academy. Charles
ton, July l. and will join his troop; cond Lieutenant
John A. Morrison. 10Th Infantry, has been detailed to
the Kansas State Agricultural College Mt Manhattan,
August relieving First Lieutenant william j. Nchol-
son. 7th Cavalry, who will join his troop Captain Ed
mund Lun has been granted three months leave OF abb
sence
ordered to examination FOR promotion Surgeon John f.
ordered TO special duty al the mth
sonian Institution Commodore William n Mayo ire
has been granted leave OF absence for six months
permission 10 visit tue British proylnces Captain
Henry Wilson been granted leave OF absence for six
months with permission to leave the United States
The vessels OF the training squadron at Newport,
L. will start In few days cruise To Europe They
back her present The cruise will last several
months.
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TWAS EVER THUS
Eron, JIS baltimore luisFicdu.

Hero we must part" -
As Beatrice N. BCgg- spoke these words tear
stoie down her rich, nand- painted cheek Her de,
meanor queenIy though It vas. told .f an inwaI1
sorrow that she could not hide. By her SIDE stooi
- NrcbtbaId Ilaberfy man whose whole life seemed
hound I'm hers. since childhood they had play
tnocther But now a change had come over her'
snd a. he stepped her side ycstercen she spoke u
him sadly but firmly, using tie words WIN WHICH
'"is ArrbihaiI conh hardly believe he heard Alright
part fI.m her II could not be. II must not De
Tel ne Beatrice, tell me- what ms means
DO not urge ne, Archie, cannot 40 Ia IL pl0sN'
N.Y. AM You must tell me, girl, or shall die and
Well. rather than have you die, my dear, will
toll Won | am mashed ON hilroy.'
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Ceaal NotiteA
NOTICE
IN RELATION TO JURORS FOR STATE COURTS
OYFIcE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS,
ROOM 127 STEWART BUILDING,
CHAMBERs. ST AND BROADWAY,
NEW.YOKk lime l. 1887.

APPLICATIONS FOR EXEMPTIONS WILL DE
heard here from to daily from all persons hitherto liable
recently serving who have become exempt and all needed
information will be given
Those who have not answered as their liability or proved
exemption ii receive jury enrolment notice
requiring them appear before this Whether liable
not such notices must DO answered On person. possible
this office only under penalties II exempt the
party proof exemptions II liable he must also
giving fu and correct name residence
etc. etc. No attention paid TO letters
enrolled liable when called. or
pay their fines will be allowed inter.
ference permitted The fines unpaid, will lie entered IS
judgments upon tie property of the deliDquents.
All good citizens will aid the OF Justice and secure
reliable and respectable ures and equaze their duty by
serving promptly summoned allowing their clerks
subonnates reporting to At bribery
ason and suggesting for enrolment Persons
sixty and venty OF summer absentees
persons temporarily ILL., and United States and District Court
Jurors not exempt
Every attend 10 his notice II is INSIDE
Jury paper another TO answer. IL IL
also punishable by fine imprisonment 10 give or receive
any present bribe directly Indirectly In relation 10
service withhold PAGER or make any false
statement, and every win DO July prosecuted
CHARLES REILLY.
Commissioner OF Jurors
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brewing in the metropolitan club for some
eliminated The release OF Manager Robert
Ferguson yesterday. David orr the captain OF tho nine has
lie st until the return OF D ecor
Watrous 10 started wedding tour Yesterday.
directors Doyle, OF the Brooklyn
Ahe. "a S. LOUIS nine. Tuesday
offered Won Der Ahe $1,000 for Comiskey
tho - Louis nne Won Der Abe said
that $40, O0j would mt buy the PLAYER
The scheiul games at ST George station lsand ana
Park Yesterday had to be postponed account
OF the wet weather
The Brooklyn Lou clubs will play at Washn gon
Park to-day the Metropolitan and Cleveland cubs at 81
and the Newly Reserve and Hartford clubs at
ha y a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
THE AMERICAN FISHERIES SOCIETY.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The American Fisheries Society
today elected officers for the ensuing year as follows
W. L. May OF Fremont, Neb.. presidents H. H. Cary. Of
Georgia, vice PRESIDENT Fred Mather. OF Cold Spring
HarbOr. " " recording secretary william A. Butler
IT, OF Detroit spending secretary T.. q. Blackford,
New York City, treasurer. and Calvert Spenseley OF Wis
consn ]. H. Bssel OF Michigan; r. o. Sweeney, or
Minnesota William NJ Hudson. OF Connecticut; N. Nc
Donald, OF Washngtoni Livingston stone. or New
Hampshire and Frank ~ Clark. OF Michigan. members
OF the Executive Committee
Fred Mather read report on The growth of fisheries
in Now York, and said that 2.357337 fish OF all kinds
had been planted at Cold Spring. " w. during the past
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wAroHMAy DEARrs BURNED BoDT FOUND

WATCHMAy DEIRY'S BURNED BODT FOUND
body John Deay the watchman who iost MS
life In the fire l. NJ Palmer co.'s cooperage In Brook
yp ON Saturday night out Of he debris yesterday
1t was carrcd and there was nothing 10
show whether tho had been assaulted by
the caught by the flames and unable TO es
cne he mad returned the Office the books and
PAPERS The body down AID hand the watch
man lantern was still gra.Dsd IL thought that uness
injured sunocated Dear could have escaped " Que
OF him, which fastened opy Oy
latch es Tine remalls taken the dead mans home In
RoeDlng St. buried Hoy cross Cemetery To-
DAY
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THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

The racing to-day will be much more attractive
than that Of yesterday, most Of the fields are well
matched
Connemara viii come out for tho first time this
year in the first She was the best twoycar-old
FLY In America last year and should win, although
she gives the feet Jennie Il. great deal Of weight.
Jennie b. should run second.
In the Juvenile Stakes lot Of youngsters viii make
hslr Asst bow to The public, but tho Dryers should
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02

DEAD HEAT FOR THE BREEDERS FOAL STAKES
LONDON June 1.-The race the Breeders Foa Stakes
sovereigns for yearos, was run at The Man.
chester meeting to-day. There were seven
starters j. H. Houldsworts bay colt Sprnghayen, and MT
Mantons chestnut colt Safety. dead heat for first
place Leopold Rothschds bav colt kor came IN third
two lengths behind The betting was 10 AGAINST safely
G 10 agans. springhayen and TO against kor. The
ake,W were divided,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Juno 1. 1887.
A RUSH OF MMIGRANTs-Thc Treasury Department
informed that there has been large increase In imm
grafton at the port OF San Francisco Twelve hunired
Immigrants arrived q vessel now In quarantine and
1000 more expected in few days.
SAVING on FUEL AND LIGHTs.-The gradual substu-
ton of electric light for gas and tho adoption Of better
methods OF handling and purchasing coal for the public
buildings throughout the country have resulted II Is
stated at the Treasury department, in a saving OF
hs fac
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Nos 1873 1884, 1901 1865 1879. 1892 It'll l9S3 d8o2
1889 1890 1901 1898 1897 1899, 200 2O02 2003' 20oe
2008 2O07. 2008 zoos. 20l0. COLL MI,
COURT or OYER TERNIyERBefore BATON j. anu LIS
trict-A torney Martlne.-Eo.1
COUNT OF dESExAL sEssroNs-PARr I-Bofore neco5des
smyth and Assistant District Attorney Purdy-Noa 70
- inclusive.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssoys-PAsr It-Before nage Gov
ing and Assistant DstriotAtorney Fitzgerald-NoA I"
Incn
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CALENDARS today.

surrEuy CoUsr CIAftsts- Before Beach, J.-Nos IL.
CO 10 So 49, l5l l7G. 1885, 2Ol 207 2l6 1885, 24o 2a5 22
SUPREME CoURT-CmcuIr-PART I.-Bsfore Lawrencc.L.
Ease No further day calendar this term
SUPREME CoUKf-CIRCUIr-PAkI IIl.-Be;ore Donohue j.,
Case 10 day calendar.
sURRooATEs CouET-Before Rollins s.-Motion calendar
cal. IL III oi George " addin CHAM 1880 y m .
SUPERIOR coUKr-sfEciAL TERM-Beiore Dugro. J-No
day calendar
COMMON PLHAs-sPEcIAL TRRM-Beioro Daily, L-No day
calendar.
CRY CoURr--GKYRRAL TKRa-Adlourned for the term
CITY CoURT-TRALTEKM-PARr lIl.-Beiore Hyatt j.
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THE BEST PAINT FOR VESSELS BOTTOMS.

WASHINGTON June 1.-The Navy Department has Just
published exhaustive report series of tests that
have made to demonstrate the value Of an'corro
sve and antfoung paints for the protection OF ships
bottoms These tests which have been going for two
years past have cost between SIS. 600 aud $4,000 and
200 samples of paint have been tried The result
summed by the Construction Bureau, Is that pure
white zine is the best paint that be generally applied
10 vessels bottoms while mixture OF two-thirds red
lend and one-third white is next In order OF merit
The paint recommended by the Naval Advisory Board
for the cruisers out ninth In the competition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02

IL old Oriental doctrine that women have souls
More philosophy comedies that they have puter
hut they often con-
tsned feeble suffering bodies which hamper and resfd
their ull For all these painful ailments incl
dent 10 the sex Favorite Prescription tho
best specific world and sold under positive guaian
Ice that will do all that claimed Tor H. Pflce rsiuced 10
dolla drugeists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02

coming on Mr.. Knotfs fidelity to his party has been
questioned by the Maryland sposmen and it's claimed
that he done nothing for his party friends since ne
was appointed The chief clerkship Is worth $1,000
year and the Maryland Democrats have been pleadins
with Mr. Knott continually to give one OF their men
show in sweneys place Political pressure became 80
strong the desire the Gov ernorship 10
gre that he has Yielded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02

Earned -New.York. 7; Boston, 3. First base
rors-NewYork ]; Boston. o. struck out-NswY York. ;
Boston & Lett on bAses-Nsw.YorK. 3 Boston, First
base balis-Connor ORnurse3. Dorgan l. Richardson
], HornpDg l. Home runs-None. Ihr-etlase -Connor
Wise l. fwO-base hits-Ward J. Wise l. Donbie
plays-Ks civ and Morrill, Hit by pitcher-None Wild
Observation-Disclosures z Keefe l. Passed balls-Daiy 2
Umpire-Mr Doescher. gIne-2 hours
NOTES ABOUT CLUBS AND PLAYERS.
The local League club i'm ITS position in the League
race by Yesterdays victory The Of tho League
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Do MOI be Alarmed

Mt the blood the lungs Ii Is one OF the very
earliest symploms OF consumption and only shows the
heay efforts throw on the scrDfulous i'm
which have resulted In liberation OF tho
lungs Dr. Plerces Golden Medical Disrovery" Is posi-
tive this stage II taken faithfully
IL viii blood the ulcers Ia the lungs aud build
up the whole system
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Mrs. George L Lorinard's cOlors

win tho price with Mrs George l. LorinardS cOiors
In second place.
For the third race-Belvidere first Mr. Witherss
Minority colt second.
For the fourth-Phil Lee first, Linden second.
These the entries:
FIRST RACE-HANDIcAP. e MILE.
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Grlp n)aniso.

NNANTED.-A Protestant gardener ; Eng
w l.h or American, married; for farm In Connect
cut lo farm hands work during the win.
ter Address Oce Box g. Now Brighton. staten Is
land
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NLEW.YORK SUPREME COURr.-ANNE

~ kline and THOMAS kline. her husband. ag ainst
CATHAkINE TUCKER and WILLIAM AuGUsrus
TUCKER. her husband living. and the devsees hers az
kin atharne Tucker. II decreased
who unknown TO the plaintiffs. ...,
l. the under gned appointed referee by an order OF
this entered herein the 2lst day OF April
1887 hereby require each person. not party 70 TINS ac
OF said order had lien upon any uh.
divided share Of OF the owners or persons
the premises hereinafter decroe or upon any
Undivided the premises hereinafter de:
sribed appear before me or before the 3th dav
June 1887 Office No lS2 Nassaust, In the CITY OF
NewYork his lien and the true amount due os 10
become duo thereupon
The premses are the complaint in the above
follows
lot OF land situate In the city OF New YORK
beginning point the southeriy side OF Fiftynnihs
hundred and eighty feet westerly from the corner
formed by the southerly line OF Fifty
with westerly line OF seconiave ana runn
parallel with Secondave one hunfre ieet
the centre line OF the block thence wes
along said centre and parallel with flty nnu-ss
twenty feet thence norhery and again parallel win
hundred feet and four inches TO the uthery
side OF thence easerly along the southery
Inc of Fifty twenty five feet to the point o begin
ming.
D"'e ' PETER l. MULLALY
Referred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02

Waking ADVERTISEMENTS for DR.. sages catarrh Remedy arc
the thousands 1t has cured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02

AS BAD AS THE DUNNING POSTAL CARD
From The Boston Globe.
The Winnipeg photographer who hung out Tho
portraits of his debs,rs with the amount they owcl
him marked every picture, has found way
of getting his dues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02

Hal Hal lila! Ha
You VIII augh with delight you SkinSuccess Soap.
21c 81 druggista
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Betting-Yeung Duke even Petrcoat to Nspunus to
]. woodhows 70 witch 10 to l. spendthrit Berue W.
Pools DUKE $50 PetcOa SIS Nsptunus ST. Wood.
acwer 81: asld $40 o,o
Wsndrrmsni aud Blue Line were withdraw. Wood
a 6"s gas nIss foaS When the hSTa.s
eame sight after rounding Picnic Hin Nepunus e BY two
Young Duke fourth Nepnnns had enough at The half nle
post Pettcoai moved into hs lead hard dressed by
had half length the best OF IT Garrison wa positively
unable 10 nGs o 'ss has Srssn with whp
spur II hard run home but Pettcoat was never
sSss o. n' ,sS o' before Young Duke third the
others beaten OF No bid ior the winner.
Sixth RacE-HANDICAP HURDLE PURSE $500. 3-s
W. C. Days oh. G. VIII DAVIS, by Fadadeen Betsy
Sss 1op Johnson: Dr. h. aodi.icw s. 40
Msrrss 4 Har Branova4. III Mr. HAr wood 8
g. T. Donohue e. Talleyrand aged l%7.....(Grace)
sssS aged
r. MeBride,s b m. Incops,ani aged $50 fGrsenel Q
Parkviiie stables b. King vctor4 1%0.....(Whyburnj
Eel
getiing-Harry Man 8 to 8, Tomahawk TO l. VIII Davis
King Victor TO Tslleyrand 9 TO Brunoya to !,
PooIs-Fe s25. Tomahawk sl2 Brunova sll Harry
Mann $40.
King Victor led hurdle Tapped by VIII Davis
Gsdelow and manned IN front until brought TO earth
fellow the first place but Wan Davis passed n
And When opposite ns Ie ngass Sa i meek ~ front
the third hurdle aud took third place when the horses
ins Win Davis oy a length BrunOva three lengths back
MI harwood took the rail al the head OF the stretch and
the K the s.a' 3" Aas Opened even The
Will DAVIS uied and wanted quit the last hurdle but
two lengths odesw second six psth" before Branovs
pulisd up. Tie q era beaten on The favors
fellow, Fndoy:r, Worth Jim Mcaowsn Braton Roche ser
Leosdor hnns a Francis. Judge Grlnth Nam
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CrPREME COURT-NEW-YORK COUNTY

CUPREME COURT-NET-YORK COUNTY.
E. b Ge sa rfan'i MaSy Merritt
Merritt Em%a y Merritt Kss.e sshG LYON
janet Raia Eliza Moe Ellen Alderman. Caroline Hines
Sysn nsG@n Acs
Emma l. X lockwood Edna lockwood Florence lockwood
S GS ss y S GT1 Of 9
he date Of the said order Lad lien upon any und
ested in the premises hereinafter desr9e to appear before
2os BPoadW%y SewYors civ 10 prove hi. the
rqs s sss f Us IN he 20 complaint in the Above
entitled follows ]. All that certain lot. piece or
lie City Of YORK bounded and des
Being part TO-, o. haa CERTAIN F Of o nsas By a. s
in The OF The o, % Of S lot On al. s
lot 1876 90 feet thence souhery ~ feet inches to lot SO
eT, 'I and thence T. sei inches along said owsry to
point place beginning. and known as le2 B0wery
and icing IN the s2d Ward Of SewYork CITY BOUNDED
ss s oTs distant sF9a5s wsry 81 tho iS
I So 30 feet thence
TIE sl psaiN Ss pisSs c SssI April 1881
EDWARDS H. ROCKWELL,
Plaintiffs Attorney. 5 Beekman.st. New.York CITY.
CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
GIDEON LEE individually and only qualified and
acting trustee Of the trust created for avd
Lee. under the last will and Testament OF Isabella
aS ss Of the sad lst vii and
last will and testament DAVID Williamson Lee. deceased,
plaintiff.
WILLIAM CREIGHTON LEE. individually. and as one
and under the last Will and es
lament Isabella Lee deceased Virginia Van Rem elser
David WILLIAMSON Lee deceased Ambrose
Ryder executor named the last viii aud testament Oh
williamson Lee deceased Lizette Never. Lucy W. NJ
ward Laura Theresa Leupp. Isabella W. Leupp and Mar
garo l.eupp. defendants. 49,
TriNdesired in the city and County Of NewYork
To the above. named defendants
hereby summoned TO answer the complaint IN ms
action and TO copy OF your an wer on the pais
within days alter the service OF TINS sum
nous OF the day OF AMI IN case OF YOUR
failure 10 appear Judgment will be taken against
You the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated February 2. 1857. .-...., ,o,-.r,
JAY, GAMBLER h BRUSH.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Office and Post Office address
No as Wall street, New-lork City, n. \.
To the defendant Lucy w. NJ. ward
The foregoing served you BY publication
the Hon. Charles Donohue one OF the
Justices Supreme Court OF the state OF Newf ork
3lst Of Nay 1857 aud fled with the comp amt
In Clerk the city and County OF New ork,
Court House in the said City OF Newiork this day
Dated May 81. 1887 ...x,,, . ,,,,.e,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-The Athletic Club de-
by the Louisville nine to-day after an exciting game
by tho following score;
Athletic .........................0s % o %
Louisville. U u u ID
Observation-Disclosures 10; Louisville 4. Errors-AthietIc,
Louisville n Pichers-M eylng and Ramsey. Umpire Mr..
Gu hbegt-
BALTIMORE June l-Todays between the Baltimore
and Cincinnati clubs close and exciting throughout Cn
cinnati played brilliant game in the field and as fol-
lows:
BALTIMORE 4 -
Observation-Disclosures IL; Cincinnati 10. Errors-Batimore.
2; Cincinnati, o. Ptchers-~mith and smith. Jmpire-Mr.
Nalentine.
At Bnffalo-Bufilo 4; Newark, 2
AT Bling hanton- Binghamton IL; Stars III.
Al Scranton-Cub&n Gan. 4. b ; ScIanton4.
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WORK ON THE NIPsIC TO BE PUSHED.

WASHINGTON. Juno l tsp,cinD.-The ommandant OF
the Brooklyn Navy YARD having informed the Depart
that the cement for IN the repairs Of the stone
dock will lie delivered for two weeks the Chief Naval
Constructor ordered that the Nipsic be placed In the
dock and that all work her bottom lie pushed
with the greatest 50 that no detention shall occur
In the repairs 10 the dock.
The Naval Board OF Inspection and Survey. Of which
Admiral Joueu is president. will meet at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard Friday morning 10 appralse the New
York. the Minnesota the Intrepid AMI the Alarm which
10 he sold by the last Congress- The Board
Will also inspect the ironclad Nantucket